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48February 1991
$1.95; 2.35 CAD

Dark Horse Presents #48

Dark Horse · February 1991

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Series
Dark Horse Presents (Dark Horse, 1986 series)
Issue
#48
Publication date
February 1991
Key date
1991-02-00
Indicia publisher
Dark Horse Comics Inc.
Price
$1.95; 2.35 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Stefano Gaudiano; inks: Stefano GaudianoHarlequin; Downtown (inset); Homicide (inset)
1Contentstable of contents1letters: typeset
2Harlequin Act Icomic story8script: Stephen Csutoras; pencils: Stefano Gaudiano; inks: Stefano GaudianoHarlequin
3A Nightmare on Elf Street!comic story7script: Ian Edginton; pencils: Steve Pugh; inks: Steve Pugh
4Desperate Clergycomic story1script: Rick Geary; pencils: Rick Geary; inks: Rick Geary; letters: Rick Geary
5Winner's Circleletters page2script: Randy Stradley
6Tickcomic story8script: John Arcudi; pencils: Earl Geier; inks: Earl Geier

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CollectionYear
The Best of Dark Horse Presents #3
ISBN 1-878574-81-7
1993On eBay ›
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